The Ontario Federation of Trail Riders (OFTR) was incorporated in 1992 with the goal of educating riders and promoting safe and responsible riding.
Vision
To be the recognized leader in off-road motorcycling for organization, government lobby and liaison and family fun.
Mandate
To source, create and maintain a trail network in Ontario for safe, family use by off road motorcyclist, as well as any other good intentioned users. To provide a strong voice supported by a substantial membership to represent trail users to ensure, to our best ability, that these trails continue to be available.
Code of Conduct
Do Not Trespass on private property. Ride on existing trails.
Respect nature.
Expect and Respect others who have the right to be on the trails. Be courteous to others.
Remember that few other vehicles are as maneuverable as bikes, so give the others lots of room and pass on the right.
Other user groups do a lot of trail grooming - respect their efforts.
STOP when you see a horse, shut off your engine immediately. Then take off your helmet and ask for instructions from the rider.
Comply with all legislation, bylaws and insurance requirements.
Always wear a helmet and other safety gear. (Take off your helmet if you talk to someone)
Whatever you pack in, pack out. Do not litter, and leave the place better than you found it.
Use trails only according to the permitted uses indicated. Some trails are seasonal and can experience problems in the spring. Check the trail conditions.
Do not use any Alcohol or Drugs if you plan to ride.
Keep your bike QUIET. More sound = Less ground!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS (2010)
President – Dave Millier
Treasurer – John Trinkwon
Secretary – John Dinsmore
Director – James Cooper
Director – Glen Cooper